 Parents' Information
The college experience is a transitional period for students and for the families that support this experience.. As your son.daughter pr family member matriculates at SCSU, they may feel overwhelmed.
Affiliating and participating with SCSU's Fraternity/Sorority Learning Community can help your son or daughter in their
adjustment to college, provide programming to support their ongoing development, and adjustment to college life. It can make a large University seem smaller. Fraternities/Sororities are recognized as an important part of the Univeristy, and have impact on the surrounding community area as well. The members of the fraternities and sororities can be found doing community service in neighborhoods nearby SCSU, volunteering at local events, or organizing philanthropic activities to benefit local/national causes, research, and social issues.
 SCSU Fraternities/Sororities are a comprehensive Learning Community experience that has membership expectations and learning outcomes that demands each member to commit themself to living to a higher standard. This is outlined in their Fraternity/Sorority founding principles, stated values, and mission. We are also a community of SCSU students of commonality that explore, reflect, and challenge one another through our overall purpose, mission, values, and vision. We
view all the fraternities and sororities as one large learning community with the desire for interconnectedness of their learning and college experience.
 Wanda Overland of Bowling Green, Ohio, has joined SCSU as vice president of Student Life and Development. Division of Student Life & Development
In her post at SCSU, Overland is the senior student affairs officer providing management, leadership, vision and direction for student support services ranging from Residential Life to Student Health Services. Overland will work on initiatives that integrate student learning experiences to foster success, celebrate diversity and empower students to achieve their goals.
The new vice president came to the University in July after serving as associate vice president of student affairs and dean of students at Bowling Green State University (BGSU). Prior to that appointment she was at North Dakota State University (NDSU) as assistant dean of student life. She holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in home economics education from NDSU and a doctorate in higher education administration from BGSU. She is a native of Harvey, N.D. Dr. Overland is a member of a Women's Sorority and has supported and challenged the students to provide a positive and values based student experience.
 Graduate Advisor: Amanda Baxter- baam0903@stcloudstate.edu ,320-308-3004 Office: AMC 139C
Public Relations; Membership/New Membership Development;Philanthropy & Service; Leadership Development & Education Student Coordinator: Stephanie Farah- fast0501@stcloudstate.edu ,320-308-3004 Office: AMC 139CC
Administrative initiatives, tracking, and assessment Fraternity & Sorority Liason : Robert C. Reff, Ph.D., Assistant Dean of Students Health/Wellness
Generalist counselor with special interests in relationships, healthy emotional expression, group counseling, outreach, men’s health, and alcohol abuse and sexual assault prevention programs specifically for the SCSU Fraternity & Sorority Community. Fraternity & Sorority Liason : Lee LaDue -leladue@stcloudstate.edu, (320) 308-3995
Women Center, womens health, Gender violence Resource Office Fraternity & Sorority Community Advisor : Stuart R Umberger - srumberger@stcloudstate.edu , 320-308-3004 Office: AMC 139E
Overall Fraternity & Sorority Learning Community Program
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Today’s Fraternity/Sorority Relevance
Frequently Asked Questions
Fraternity & Sorority Parent's Guide
SCSU F/S Learning Community Facts & Statistics
Annual Initiatives & Programs
A General History of Fraternities & Sororities
A General History of F/S at SCSU
Questions & Inquiries greekexperience@stcloudstate.edu
F/S Sponsored Responsible Use of Alcohol University Wide Programming
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